heal vs. heel

heal

 

heal

(to become or make healthy or well again)

  • It took a long time for my arm to heal properly.
  • This will help to heal your wound.

(to end an undesirable situation)

  • She tried to heal the rift between the two men.

 

heel

(the back part of your foot)

  • My shoe rubbed my heel.
  • He turned on his heels and left the room angrily.

(the part underneath a shoe that makes it higher)

  • I love high heels, but they’re uncomfortable.

 

 

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